Kota Kasablanka — Attraction in Jakarta

Could come here again after watching the last movie DSMoM in 2022, and then went to a mall that is much nearer and has the same vibes as this mall. Even though it's not as grand and luxurious as this mall. At that time, I was visiting to look for cheap books from one of the famous national bookstores with varied and relatively cheap prices because there was a Semesta Buku that lasted only a week.

This mall holds many unforgettable memories from being given false hopes by friends to be invited to eat, buying famous boba drinks from one of the countries in East Asia, meeting muscle boys together also buying boba, confused when leaving the mall, walking home from the front of the mall to the intersection under the flyover because I didn't know the way back towards Kalibata, until watching films alone while working outside Java. It's a reason why I keep coming back, even though the streets are congested in both directions.

Providing a variety of tenants from local to international with a wide range of products; from banking, lifestyle, shopping, entertainment, education, etc. Here is also a rather large mosque. The mosque is rather large and is always very crowded, queuing even just to put on and take off your shoes. The mosque is near a famous Japanese food tenant and a walking path from the motorbike park. If the mosque is full, you can use the mushalla located on the first floor. So there is no need to go downstairs to worship at the mosque.

This place attracts a lot of attention with its cinema and gym. The cinema is not too big but makes you satisfied when watching it. Especially as one of the studios already uses Dolby Atmos and Projector Christie. Additionally, there is Hello Sunday, which is already characteristic of the cinema's menu, making it more suitable and easy to order without having to leave the cinema area when hungry. The fitness centre is also busy and provides professional trainers with expertise certificates.

There are many and varied accesses to get here, even though when I first came here during the Covid-19 era, public transportation was rarely found and not even as plentiful as it is now. You can use online-based vehicles via the application or cheap public transportation by using an E-money card and can get off at a designated place and route that can be reached again...

A large mall dubbed as KoKas. A huge mall in a mixed use development property at Satrio - Casablanca street shopping belt with total area 170sqm. Kokas is famous as fashion and culinary center. H&M, sogo, cotton on, zalora, and countless boutique and fashion stores. Bath and body works is the largest in the country. Anchor tenants include Carrefour, chipmunks playground and theme park, ace hardware, informa, XXI cinemas, wallstreet English course, telkomsel, electronic solutions. Food is also the force that draws the crowd to this mall. Rows of restaurant at the basement includes ikkudo ichi, Kenny rogers, holy cow, sumoboo, cooking panda, pizza hut, kfc, imperial lamien, tous les jours, sanpachi ramen. On the first and second floor of Food Society is all middle and high end resto, inter alia, munchkins, blue elephant, marzano pizza, bakerzin, sushi groove market, caprese, meat me, chung gi wa, casa de peri, grand lotus, nanny's pavillon, market bar, zenbu, black canyon, ita suki, mika and so on. At the 5th floor is eat and eat traditional food court. Other speciality store includes Russian nesting dolls, Shambhala Buddhist stores, scoop. No book store in this huge mall except for paper clip who sells office supplies and limited books. there is a semi permanent Indonesian handicraft center next to Carrefour.

what is annoying in this mall is wifi. wifi is available for free but password should be obtained from the concierge at the ground floor. the concierge then will tell you that wifi is only for Pakuwon Group membership...

Kota Kasablanka is a large, modern shopping mall located in South Jakarta, Indonesia. It is one of the most popular shopping malls in the city, and is home to a wide variety of stores, restaurants, and entertainment venues.

The mall is spread over six levels, with over 500 stores, including international brands such as Zara, H&M, and Sephora. There is also a large food court with over 100 dining options, as well as a variety of restaurants, cafes, and bars.

Kota Kasablanka is also home to a number of entertainment venues, including a cinema complex, a bowling alley, a karaoke bar, and a theme park. The mall also hosts a variety of events and promotions throughout the year.

Overall, Kota Kasablanka is a great place to shop, dine, and be entertained. It is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, and offers something for everyone.

Here are some of the pros and cons of Kota Kasablanka:

Pros: Large selection of stores, restaurants, and entertainment venues Modern and stylish design Convenient location

Cons: Can be crowded, especially on weekends Some stores and restaurants can be expensive Overall, Kota Kasablanka is a great place to spend a day. It is a convenient and stylish shopping mall with a wide variety of options to...